SILVERADO (1985) | First Time Watching | MOVIE REACTION | The Real Fantastic Four!
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2022
- Thanks to the special request from Christi + Patrick, we both check out the Western Classic, Silverado (1985). Here's our reaction to our first time watching.
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Finally someone does a reaction to the classic that 'revived' the western in 1985. Kevin Costner's joyous idiot, Jake is my favorite from his acting career. Scott Glenn: The Hunt for Red October, The Right Stuff, The Silence of the Lambs, Courage Under Fire and The Bourne Ultimatum. Seldom a leading man (this here might be the closest) but an excellent supporting actor.
This is a great movie that not enough people have seen. This has one of the best casts ever.👍
One of my favorite westerns, Thank you. When I see Scott Glenn "The Right Stuff, The Keep and Hunt for Red October" comes to mind.
I'm way more familiar with Scott Glenn's work than David Carradine's.
Loved that you viewed this gem, thanks. And a huge thanks to Christi + Patrick for spreading the good word; great taste.
Costner's first main gig was in The Big Chill, also by Kasdan. But all of Costner's parts got cut in the editing so Kasdan promised him a bigger role in his next flick. This is it :) And what a (stacked) cast. Along with The Big Chill, the ensemble cast of The Right Stuff has some of the most 'seedlings' of people that would go on to some pretty huge hollywood careers.
The Right Stuff is a classic. Would love to see a reaction to it.
Kevin Costner isn't the only actor from this movie in _The Big Chill_ - not even the only Kevin
So glad to see someone finally reacting to this fun movie. The cast! Now if only someone would do The Right Stuff!
Brian Dennehy was in the Rambo movie "First BLOOD", the FX movies, as well as Cocoon.
He was the bartender in 10
I believe that Kasdan saw his friends Lucas and Spielberg have tremendous success with reviving genre filmmaking, with Star Wars and Raiders, so he took the cache he’d earned with The Big Chill and tried to revive the western. I loved it when it came out, but unfortunately it came out the same weekend as Back to the Future, so it was generally considered a bomb, which is a pity, because it’s a fine fine movie… Kostner’s first major role, and he’s a hoot in it. The cast is, unsurprisingly for a Kasdan film, is superb, Kevin Kline and Scott Glenn and Danny Glover are all top notch and great. The supporting players are all great as well. At the time, it was a breath of fresh air for sure.
Finally someone reacts to this fantastic movie.
When they decided to film in New Mexico, there wasn't a town suitable to shoot in so they built one. The town of Silverado was constructed from the ground up just for this movie. All of the buildings were fully completed with camera ready interiors as well. Afterwards, several movies were shot in Silverado over the next several years, the last being Wild Wild West. In shooting that movie, they blew up some of the buildings for an effects shot but an unplanned fire started that burned down the rest of the town.
Yes, they built a new town for this. But, in an homage to the old westerns, they built it using the same layout from the town used in many westerns of the 50s and 60s which no longer exist. Compare it to the town from Rio Bravo, McClintock, Cat Ballou, just to name a few.
The town was used as Ogallala and the house was Clara's house in "Lonesome Dove".
While this is a cheese fest, I personally love the film. It is basically a western version of the Three Musketeers:
Athos = Scott Glenn/Emmett - The wise older brother/father figure
Aramis = Kevin Klein/Paden - The 'romeo' of the group
Porthos = Danny Glover/Mal - The rugged strong guy
d'Artagnan = Kevin Costner/Jake - The impetuous youth
Umm, the books Porthos was partially a comic relief. See his portrayal by Depardeux in The Man in the Iron Mask.
@@zvimur I'm well aware of this portrayal as a comic foil in the books (as well as virtually every film adaptation) that Dumas wrote. but I am also aware that he was the physically strongest of the group and love his food and in particularly his drink, as did and Mal who was show to be both strong and an appreciator of whisky.
Yay! My favorite western of all time! So quotable and just perfect casting. Definitely not appreciated enough and I’m so glad you watched this!
100% this was the first time I saw Kevin Costner. Loved his character watching this as a kid
Here is a western for you - "The Quick and the Dead"
It is not close to being as good as Silverado but, it also has a stacked cast.
Agreed. I saw it at the theater very curious to see a female protagonist in a western and DiCaprio in his next film Was shocked to see an unknown name shown second in the cast scroll. I thought " who the hell is Russell Crowe?" Lol
This is a great under Appreciated film. Glad someone finally reacted to it
I think it was underappreciated when it came out because Western movies were out of style by the 1980s. Silverado found its audience on home video and TV airings.
One of the last trickle of proper westerns. Great score, great script and acting, and good old-fashioned western stunts.
Oh hell yea. Finally! One of the great modern westerns, with Lonesome Dove and Open Range.
I love this movie. So much fun, and such a great cast. I always loved John Cleese short role, and his line "today my jurisdiction ends here."
When I was 13 we had an horse named Salute. I couldn't ride him when my father wasn't home, so I didn't get to ride him often, but I loved that horse.
My favorite gun fight was when Payden bought the crappy gun to get his horse back. That scene set up his character really well.
DANNY IS SO GOOD IN THIS!
26:38 the way her face communicates the various emotions that go through her mind as she processes what he just said & what it means here is just superb acting. She's confused, she gets it, she's flattered, and she's _pissed._
One of my favorite westerns. I’ve always loved it. I rewatch it annually.
For any older movie viewers this cast is basically 100% actors that were heavy hitters or were to become one. Fantastic!
I saw this as a teen and it quickly became a favorite Western.
This was Kasden's salute to the big widescreen westerns he and his brother went to the movies to see growing up together.
One of my favorite westerns...
...along with Lonesome Dove (Tommy Lee Jones, Diane Lane and Robert Duval)
...Open Range (Kevin Costner and Robert Duval)
...and Broken Trail (Thomas Hayden Church and you guessed it, Robert Duval)
'I don't want to kill you, and you don't want.to be dead." Is the best line in the movie.
Always reminds me of The Princess Bride: "You seem a decent fellow; I hate to kill you." "You seem a decent fellow; I hate to die."
I was in my freshman year of high school when I first saw this(a couple of years after it came out) and it remains one of my favorite films. I loved the cast, starting with the main leads, Scott Glenn, Kevin Kline, Danny Glover, Kevin Costner, as well as Brian Dennehy, Jeff Fahey, Linda Hunt, Rosanna Arquette, John Cleese and Jeff Goldblum. The actor who played Wilson on the TV series Home Improvement also had a small role in the movie. My second favorite thing about this is the score composed by Bruce Broughton(he also composed the score for another one of my favorite movies, 1985's Young Sherlock Holmes). The music in this movie was so amazing; sometimes I watch the movie just to hear the music. There is so much more I could say about the movie, but it would take a whole book. Let's just say that I watch this movie quite often. Oh, one more thing about Bruce Broughton: He also composed the score for Tombstone, with Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer.
I've seen a lot of westerns that I found to be interesting, but Silverado is the only western I've ever loved.
I can't look at Danny Glover in this role without thinking about "Lonesome Dove" Such a hard Western Mini Series to watch. FYI, if anyone does get a chance to see it, do not get attached to ANYONE in the film.
Lonesome Dove is one of the very VERY few films/series that is as good as the book. Still recommend reading the book tho.
Lonesome Dove is amazing, some rank it as the best western ever made. I've seen it four times and I still break out in tears at certain points (no spoilers). Fabulous cast in it: Robert Duvall, Danny Glover, Tommy Lee Jones, Frederick Forrest, Chris Cooper (he is amazing in it), Steve Buscemi and the great Angelica Huston to name just a few !
Written by the late great American writer Larry McMurtry (he died last year) it is a 6 hour movie for the ages. It should be enshrined. I fracking love it.
Oh yeah, I agree. Read the Lonesome Dove books (prequel and sequel).
My favorite Western. Duvall and Jones at their best.
"I don't want to kill you and you don't want to be dead."
“Worse case scenario, he can just throw the bullets at him”. 😂
Scott Glenn's most famous role was as Captain Bart Mancuso, who was Captain of the American sub that was tracking Red October from the beginning.
I freaking love this film.
I had no desire to see it, but when it came out, it was my then-boyfriend's turn to pick the movie and he wanted to see it.
As memorable as Linda Hunt was as Stella the bar keep, she was even more impressive three years earlier in The Year of Living Dangerously (1982). She played Billy Kwan, a photographer, guiding radio journalist: Guy Hamilton(Mel Gibson) through his first major assignment in the political tender keg of Indonesia. It earned her a supporting Oscar. The movie is a tour de force work, directed by Peter Weir who made a whole lot of really great films; from Picnic At Hanging Rock(1975) through to Master and Commander(2003). All are recommended; if not must sees.
Such an amazing ensemble cast. Larry Kasdan as writer and director - fresh off The Big Chill. John Bailey as the DP with so many great films under his belt. This was the first western I saw that had real, serious production value. There are great westerns but until Silverado they didn’t “look” like this. And I think it’s much to the credit of the DP. Such a gorgeous film. The scene where Cobb (Brian Dennehey) walks away from the house burning down - wow!
Love that you watched this. Silverado has the greatest movie opening ever.
I remember well the first time I saw this movie. It was a double bill with Pale Rider at the local theater. Great afternoon seeing these classic Westerns from 1985.
I watched your full length reaction on Patreon without watching along with my own copy of the film. I’m that familiar with the script. Such a well written movie, as expected from the Kazdan brothers who also wrote “The Empire Strikes Back”
Only Larry worked on "Empire".
I like how Danny Glover walks into town with the rifle, THEN decides to chamber a round. It's kind of like movies where people are always racking the slide on a shotgun for no reason...you'd think they'd have a round already in the chamber ready to shoot ahead of time.
No safety on the gun except an empty chamber. Not a good idea letting the hammer rest on a loaded cartridge and let the gun get bumped or jostled while riding or whatnot.
A great modern western that doesn't get the love and respect it deserves.
John Cleese learned how to ride a horse in this movie. All of his previous horse riding appearances in Monty Python were of him sitting on a stool, shot in close-up; while the long shots of someone on a horse was done by a stuntman.
Or done with coconuts
My favorite character is Paden and the final showdown between Paden and Cobb is my favorite scene.
The Best Western theme tune Ever
Over the years I've met several of the cast members. Kevin Costner, Brian dennehy, jeff fahey and Linda hunt. They were all really nice and considerate, but Linda hunt was on a different level. She was so stunning and brilliant and classy. She was literally larger than life.
Historic note: attending public hangings wasn't for "entertainment". It was sometimes mandatory and it was about making the community feel responsible for getting the right person, and so people saw the consequences for the crimes. So it was about being a deterrent for committing crimes and a deterrent for being too lax in finding the guilty.
The company line can be toed all day long, but it'd be foolish to ignore that it was largely entertainment for people of the day. Particularly if it was a Native, Latino or Black person being hanged.
Been waiting a lifetime it seems...this is a great movie. Now you need to do the original True Grit(John Wayne) and the original Magnificent Seven( Yul Brenner)
Love the original True Grit as a girl but haven't seen it since. Absolutely loved the remake too.
Been a while since i last watched this movie. Still a very enjoyable western.....nice reaction as well.
The dad of the little boy is Wilson from Home Improvement.
Scott Glenn is good in Sucker Punch. People discount it, but it changes every time you watch it.
Rosanna Arquette was in this too, Patricia's sister. The song Rosanna was for her.
The little lady behind the bar is Linda Hunt who played in Kindergarten Cop as the principal
Linda Hunt is so great. She was also Shadout Mapes in Lynch’s Dune, and her performance as a man in Peter Weir’s The Year of Living Dangerously is next level.
Linda Hunt is so great. She was also Shadout Mapes in Lynch’s Dune, and her performance as a man in Peter Weir’s The Year of Living Dangerously is next level.
If David Carradine was cast in this time period, he would have been a quiet Shaolin priest named Kwai Chang Caine.
And the sheriff in First Blood!
Kevin Kline later starred in "Wild, Wild West", during the filming they managed to start a fire that burned down the town set used to shoot "Silverado".
Definitely, without a doubt, one of the greatest westerns of all time. Saw this in the theater. Awesome on the big screen. You and the Mrs. should do more westerns. Enjoy all your reactions, just don't always comment. Keep up the good work.
Steve
Emmett is Scott Glenn, who was also in "Silence of the Lambs".
…and Philip Kauffman’s The Right Stuff, which seriously deserves to be reacted to, it’s an epic tale of the Apollo astronauts, with Sam Shepard, Ed Harris, the recently departed Fred Ward, Levon Helm and Dennis Quaid.
Lawrence Kasdan did NOT directed The Empire Strike Back. He WROTE the screenplay and tthe screenplay of Return of the Jedi. Irvin Kershner directed The Empire Strikes Back.
21:37 Never in a million years would I recognize that guy as Lapidus! Seriously, I've seen this movie a dozen or so times, most recently earlier this year! And not for a second did I notice him there. I'm seriously floored, happy you pointed that out.
He totally has Lapidus' voice too, I'm flabbergasted that I never noticed him.
This and another movie said "Never holster an Empty Gun"
When I was a kid I would pretend I was Scott Glenn's character and play Silverado in my back yard! We all would want to look after Rosana Arquette in the Old West, I am with Mr. Klien I always forget that is Tina from a Nightmare on Elm Street and Beth from Better off Dead as the cute girl Jake is rolling in the hay with!
Amanda Wyss. Funny that Rosanna's sister, Patty, was in the third Elm Street film.
My favorite western by far.....first of anyone I have seen do this move. Thank you so much
Scott Glenn in The Hunt for Red October best line when Jack says the captain thinks you are some sort of Buckaroo.. Cowboy!
Kudos, Mom! "Doncha love Western soundtracks?" Yes! Thank you for noticing. One of the most epic opening themes I've ever heard, compliments of Bruce Broughton! The opening theme is so stirring the movie starting afterward is almost anticlimactic.
Since you appear to like Kevin Costner westerns and I am assuming you've already seen "Dances With Wolves" and "Open Range" (if not definitely see both and soon) my recommendation is that you check out the movie "Wyatt Earp". It came out the same year as "Tombstone" which stole all the thunder due to everyone's fascination with Val Kilmer's Doc Holiday. But it too is a decent western with an all-star cast and the same big budget production values as "Tombstone". And it is a very underrated portrayal of the same source material.
In watching them both you will also be able to sort out better fact from Hollywoodized fiction by noting the scenes that make it into both movies. So that is kind of fun. But "Wyatt Earp" also provides the origin story that "Tombstone" skipped over and it's rendition of the Wyatt Earp vendetta ride is, I think, much closer to reality. Your Patrons will likely never vote for it due to most of them probably never even hearing of it and the majority of those that have being so infatuated with "Tombstone" they can't stomach any other version. But you should watch it anyway and if not here then on your own.
Gotta say Paden (Kevin Kline), being a gambler almost everything that came out of his mouth had to do with luck or gambling. Liked his relationship with Stella (Linda Hunt) because he knew she was really the "Midnight Star" and he would not let her down. First time I remember seeing Kevin was probably in "The Big Chill" with Kevin Costner (scenes cut except for his wrists in the beginning and written and directed by Kasdan. It had a all star cast also and is really a good story. Probably my favorite of his is "Dave", a rom-com with Sigourney Weaver, funny movie. Linda Hunt won best supporting actress playing a male in The Year of Living Dangerously with Mel Gibson and Sigourney Weaver.
If you haven't seen the movie Open Range yet I highly recommend it. It stars Robert Duvall and Kevin Costner.
,, James Gammon who plays Dawson, was also the manager in baseball classic Major League (1989) & it's sequel,, Danny Glover is ofc Roger Murtaugh in Lethal Weapon (1987) franchise
,, The Quick and the Dead (1995) is another contemporary made western with an all-star cast, and I would also recommend, Of Mice and Men (1939) starring Burgess Meredith and Lon Chaney jr as George Milton and Lennie Small 🤠
A brilliant western for you to try ..... "The Man Who Shot Liberty Vallance" an absolute classic
One of my favorite westerns, great cast, good story
This has been one of my favorite movies for a while. I'm 16 but I had the pleasure of my dad loving this movie. So i was introduced to a lot of westerns and older movies. I mean my RUclips name is a reference to a movie from 79 😂
The Warriors !! Yes, it is actually based on a book by the ancient Greek writer Xenophon called "Anabasis" .. I have that book, it is fantastic and the Warriors movie is great too. Ajax was my favorite in it as well.
Cheers man 🍺
@@stefanconradsson i never read the original original story but I did read the book by sol yurick. I highly recommend it if you have a strong stomach. It gets pretty messed up at certain points.
It is a western that basically hits every western trope you can think of. Did poorly at the box office but it is just FUN. Add to that the best western score since The Magnificent Seven.
Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid, technically a soundtrack, but works as a score. It's thoroughly interwoven with, and integral to, the film, and in my opinion, is vastly superior. Though, I'd agree, for anyone who's seen the Seven Samurai, the best part of the Magnificent Seven is the score.
I've always considered this one of the better of the modern westerns (that isn't a remake). But that was a pretty decent movie with a pretty big supporting cast.
The man with the eye patch who killed danny Glover's dad in the film (hoyt) is played by ted white who played Jason voorhees in Friday the 13th the final chapter
I had to go back to 27:45 to check. He says "double pistols," but she says "his brother's guns," so she did know it was Jake's two-gun rig.
Scott Glenn also played Alan Shepherd in the movie The Right Stuff.
Scott Glenn had a great role in Backdraft.
To me he looks like offspring of James Coburn and David Carradine
In the movie, Urban Cowboy starring John Travolta and Debra Winger, Scott Glenn played the antagonist against John Travolta's character. Glenn was considered once like Clint Eastwood because of his face. By the way, Glenn had a great part in Absolute Power also directed and starred Eastwood.
He's good friends with Zack Snyder. Glenn did the narration for the pitch video of "300" for the Warner Bros studio executives and played Wiseman (a kind of a Kill Bill character) in "Sucker Punch".
This movie has so many great actors and actresses in it it's insane.
Yay Westerns! " Jory " " Hey! "
18:29: Fun fact about the eye-patch guy. He was played by legendary stunt man Ted White. A man with a long career in western but also played Jason Voorhees in a couple of the Friday the 13th movies.
Just as you say "Is that Bill?" there's the sound of a cartridge being ejected and hitting a solid floor which is unlikely in a earth-floor cabin
Even if it had wood it wouldn't make the same sound
Silverado is one of those rare movies where Kevin Costner actually EMOTES! Like, most of his movies he has that deadpan tone, which can work on occasion, but in this movie he actually acts!
This is a low key favourite western of mine.
Scott Glenn has been in tons of stuff pardner. I was pissing meself when you said "it's not Bill" 😂
Open Range is another great western that you need to put on your list guys its a classic with great actors.
Omgomgomg! Somebody finally reacted to this! INSTANT like!
One of my most favorite western movies!
My favorite western. For more of the director check out Body Heat.
Dunno if y'all ever seen "Home Improvement", but the guy who played Tim's unseen neighbor in that, played lil boy Augie's father in this.
Best western ever! I could watch this every day.
Watched this in the theatre when it came out. Third favourite western after Unforgiven and Tombstone.
Really need to extend earlier than the 90s.
This movie has an awesome theme song
westerns can always survive as a genre ....if done well like this one
My favourite Western.
Favorite character is Paden. I love me some Kevin Kline.
33:42 Mr Movies has never said anything more suitable to his cowboy-hat-look ever lol
Linda Hunt in the original DUNE. Blue on blue eyes, the Fremen Shadout Mapes! Yours Mine and Ours (newer version) with Dennis Quaid. One of my best friends nephews were in this!
This was one of the few kinda scary westerns I watched as a child and I saw a LOT of westerns growing up.
You should watch The Right Stuff, Scott Glenn was great in it.
Fyi......you might recognize the brother-in-law J.T.'s voice but not his face. He is played by Earl Hindman who played Tim Taylor's face hiding neighbor in Home Improvement
Came to make this same comment. I’d never have know what the bottom half of Wilson’s face looked like if not for this movie. 😂
One of the best cold opening scenes ever.
So cool, somebody finally reacts to Silverado!! Great cast, one of my faves!
Michael Cimino's follow up to The Deer Hunter (1978), Heaven's Gate (1980).
You, Me, & The Crotches
If you haven't seen it yet, you're next western should be Quigley Down Under. A great western with Tom Selleck!
Scott Glenn also played the US submarine commander in "The Hunt for Red October" (Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin)
No mention of Brian Dennehy(Cocoon...) or Linda Hunt ("Hetty Lange") on NCIS: Los Angeles?
Perfect moment for a sound effect - 20:22